29. A Study on Future of Artificial Intelligence and Its Transformative Impact on Society
Year: 2025
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly evolving from limited, task-oriented systems to more autonomous and intelligent functionalities, placing humanity on the brink of significant technological change. In the coming twenty years, AI is expected to reach human-level capabilities in various cognitive areas, suggesting the possible arrival of artificial general intelligence (AGI). These advancements may transform human–machine interactions by facilitating improved reasoning, creativity, scientific discovery, and effortless blending of robotics with Internet of Things ecosystems. The impactful advantages of adopting AI extend across various sectors. In healthcare, AI offers potential advancements in precision medicine, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical research. Environmental uses encompass enhanced energy systems and climate strategies, whereas education could gain from tailored, adaptive learning experiences. By 2035, innovations driven by AI might add 10–15% to global GDP and tackle labor shortages in aging populations via automation. Additionally, AI-supported research can speed up scientific advancement at unmatched levels. Nevertheless, these possibilities are matched by significant obstacles. Job displacement might impact as many as 40% of jobs, leading to economic and social issues. Algorithmic bias may worsen inequality, and widespread surveillance along with cybersecurity weaknesses jeopardizes privacy and international security. Prolonged issues like the AI alignment problem and military uses of AI also present existential threats. To address these challenges, societies need to reform education to prioritize human-centered skills, investigate economic models such as universal basic income, and create strong ethical guidelines for AI governance. Global collaboration on safety standards, flexible regulations, and extensive workforce retraining will be vital. Ultimately, AI symbolizes humanity's most significant chance for advancement and its most intricate governance dilemma. The decisions taken in the next ten years will shape whether AI acts as a driver for human advancement or a source of existential danger, highlighting the immediate necessity for responsible teamwork.
Author: MUTHTHARASI – Art Literary Culture Tamil Journal,Madurai.
Language: English
Subfield: Safety Research
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7084028625
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